Fortunate and Well

Fortunate

Fortunate adjective - Having unexpected good fortune.
Usage example: a fortunate choice

Well and fortunate are semantically related in state topic. In some cases you can use "Well" instead an adjective "Fortunate".

Nearby Words: fortune, fortunately

Well

Well adjective - Resulting favorably.
Usage example: all's well that ends well

Fortunate and well are semantically related in state topic. Sometimes you can use "Fortunate" instead an adjective "Well".

Nearby Word: welled

Both words in one sentence

  • Disney / Tarzan As he's spent most of his life walking on all fours, Tarzan's pretty fortunate that his back isn't wrecked as well.
  • Literature / Les Misérables It is fortunate for the reader that Victor Hugo's thoughts are extremely interesting, well-written, and ahead of their time.
  • Shout-Out: In Matters Of Blood and Connection:Chris: Draw well from the funds in the trust, thanks to the fathers of fortunate sons.
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